Sentence examples for performed legally from inspiring English sources

Last week, it was the turn of New York State's crackerjack attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, who threaded the needle deftly by announcing that while it remains illegal for gays to get married in New York, gay marriages performed legally elsewhere are legal here, too.

We know that abortions, when performed legally, are cheap and safe.

A gay rights group plans a legal challenge to the Louisiana constitution's prohibition against recognizing same-sex marriages performed legally in other states.

Meanwhile, a gay rights group planned a legal challenge to the Louisiana Constitution's prohibition against recognizing same-sex marriages performed legally in other states.

The latest Florida ruling came in a pair of lawsuits that brought by gay couples seeking to marry in Florida and others who want to force Florida to recognize gay marriages performed legally in other states.

No federal money pays for abortions performed by Planned Parenthood clinics; these procedures, which are performed legally and, as Lepore notes, with private funds, make up only about three per cent of all Planned Parenthood services.

It also raises the possibility of collusion between builders and property owners and the inspectors they hire to perform legally required safety tests.

But upwardly mobile production duo Disclosure features two brothers, aged 21 and just 18, whose deft productions belie the fact that the younger Lawrence, Howard, cannot perform legally in some of the clubs at which they DJ in the US.

The nuptials Spahr presided over were among some 18,000 gay weddings performed and legally recognized in California during a six-month window in 2008, after the state Supreme Court struck down a ban on same-sex matrimony but before voters approved a state constitutional amendment reinstating the ban.

Until the mid-1970s, the Plastic People performed semi-legally, ostensibly illustrating (rather brief) lectures on music by their Svengali, the poet Ivan Jirous.

Mr. Thompson said his office had already undergone a cut of about that magnitude over the last year and his office might have trouble performing its legally mandated functions to monitor city spending and contracts.